The architects of the sprawling federal surveillance apparatus probably didn’t count on one thing that could bring their unconstitutional construction to an abrupt end: nullification.

Legislators in several states are offering bills that would cut the various NSA compounds from the utilities that they need to stay in operation.

Watchdog.org reports [2]on a bill proceeding through the state legislature in Arizona that takes aim at the federal government’s de facto repeal of the Fourth Amendment:

In Arizona, SB1156, which has 14 Republican sponsors, was introduced by state Sen. Kelli Ward. It would bar the state from providing material support to the agency’s activities and ban any data collected without a warrant from being used in court.

Ward announced her intentions in December to introduce a bill that would keep Arizona from supporting the NSA.

In New Hampshire, HB 1533 i[3]s a bipartisan bill sponsored by two GOP lawmakers and one Democrat. The measure requires law enforcement to obtain “a warrant to search information in a portable electronic device.”

[5] Nine states propose 16 anti-fluoridation bills in 2013 to protect public against poison: http://www.prisonplanet.com/nine-states-propose-16-anti-fluoridation-bills-in-2013-to-protect-public-against-poison.html

[6] Legislators in 3 States Set to Introduce ObamaCare Nullification Bills: http://www.prisonplanet.com/legislators-in-3-states-set-to-introduce-obamacare-nullification-bills.html